Must Reads
Discover an insider’s guide to living well in Singapore, featuring curated articles on lifestyle, sports, food, travel, wellness, events, and hidden gems across the island.
Nippers
ANZA Nipper’s Alison Mazery discovers a link to home in Sentosa and reports on the recent Bronze Medallion training.
Netball
Michelle Adamson reports on another successful ANZA Netball season done and dusted…with a few unexpected challenges thrown in.
Lifestyle
ANZA Style columnist Juliet Harper offers tips for giving your workspace a facelift.
Netball
Volunteers are the heart and soul of ANZA Netball, dedicating their time and talents to ensure our players have fun, improve their game, and achieve […]
Soccer
Find out more about ANZA Soccer’s youngest girls’ team, the Pink Matildas, who exceeded expectations and had a blast on and off the pitch this season.
Food & Drink
These yummy breakfast muffins from Lunchbox Express author George Georgievski are sure to put a smile on your child’s face.
Food & Drink
Charlotte Wilkinson and Perry Young set up the Facebook group, Singapore Restaurant Rescue, to help local independent restaurants stay afloat with food deliveries during the COVID-19 circuit breaker. The page has grown to over 70,000 followers, and is saving jobs and keeping at home diners well fed. Charlotte talks to ANZA about how the idea took shape.
Insider's Guide
Quarantini? Yes please! Up your at-home bar game this weekend with these cocktail recipes from some of the world’s top hotel bars.
Lifestyle
It’s been a tough couple of months – time to show mum some love this Mother’s Day with these pampering gifts.
Cycling
The fifth edition of the Tour of Phuket managed to go ahead, held on a weekend that was free of impending COVID-19 travel restrictions. The event offered a three-stage tour: a prologue ITT, a classic two-day race over hot, humid and hilly Phuket and Phang Nga, as well as the alternative Gran Fondo options. Two of our members shared their thoughts on the race experience…
ANZA News
Got little ones at home and looking for fun ways to keep them occupied? Read on for your under 5’s circuit breaker survival guide…
Wellness
Hailing from Brisbane, William Leonard brings a sustainable focus to his latest role in Singapore as Group General Manager, The Loco Group. The group owns four restaurants in Singapore - Lucha Loco on Duxton Hill, Super Loco Robertson Quay, Super Loco Customs House, and Chico Loco on Amoy Street.
Food & Drink
We may not have the ANZAC Day Dawn Service at Kranji this year, but we still have ANZAC biscuits. Here’s a simple but yummy receipe from Edmond’s cook book – an iconic fixture of Kiwi homes around the world.
ANZA Action
Singapore’s migrant worker community has been hit hard by COVID-19. You can contribute to organisations and initiatives that are helping the community in a variety of ways – from pre-paid SIM cards so workers can stay in touch with loved ones back home, to food, care packages, masks, accommodation, daily necessities, and financial assistance.
Netball
James Addington-Smith has been coaching ANZA Netball for five seasons and the community benefits so much from his passion and enthusiasm for the game. Not only does he encourage and build confidence in the netball players he coaches, but he’s inspired other like-minded dads to take on netball coaching.
Wellness
Trying to juggle kids at home and your usual work schedule? ANZA Yoga's Lee Carsley offers some tools to relax and find calm in the storm while we’re all in circuit breaker mode.
Insider's Guide
Want to stock up on some award-winning South Australian wines? Find out more about Sevenhill Cellars in the Clare Valley – a winery with a religious heart – from General Manager Jonathan O’Neill.
Travel
Michael Issenberg, Accor’s CEO Asia-Pacific, talks to ANZA about the company’s commitment to eliminate single use plastic from their hotels across the world by 2022.
Lifestyle
With ANZAC Day services cancelled this year, a felted poppy craft project is a thoughtful way to mark respect from your home base. […]
Lifestyle
Neil Humphreys is one of the biggest selling authors in Asia, with 22 books to his name – including crime novels and children’s books. Singapore has been home to the English born media personality since 1996. “I was invited by a Singaporean friend to stay in his family’s HDB flat in Toa Payoh. I intended to stay for a month or so. That was 20-odd years ago. I’m still here.”
Neil talks to ANZA about his environmental passions.
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